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Uploaded: 09/16/06 2:18 AM GMT
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Some wood, a nail or two, some vines, trees, and sky. But I guess you can see that :P
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::MarianaEwa
09/18/06 6:33 AM GMT
Great picture. I really love that angle. Focus is great and color too. Great work.
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Lovely image, good composition and colour. The blurry effect really enhances main subject which is full of detail.
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A picture is a poem without words.
Amazing DOF! really draws the attention to the subject. Specially in large its a real good photo, my compliments and greetings,
Wim
Wim
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Another great perspective! You have a knack for finding great angles. It's not just some wood, you made it look great. By the way, what does RGB stand for?
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RGB stands for Red, Green and Blue. It's a standard mode in Photoshop, and the primary colors in this image. Thanks for the comments everyone :)
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Ok, you got me doing the hand framing technique here. Lol at my own self on that one.
The DOF is not quite right in my mind. But, as I alluded to above ... it may be because of a few extraneous elements in the background that are serving to distract from the perspective you have used.
The fence or gate and the small part of the path(?) that can be seen in the left portion is the single culprit, I think. The colour is too close to that of the wood and I find my eye moving off to the left.
The other textures and colours in the background are sufficiently blurred and contrasted enough with your focal subject to create some nice depth. As a suggestion, as always ... I might have been tempted to crop or clone out that problematic area in my mind. And I am definitely using the word 'problematic' loosely.
I am enjoying your look behind the lens and look forward to more postings. Nice work.
The DOF is not quite right in my mind. But, as I alluded to above ... it may be because of a few extraneous elements in the background that are serving to distract from the perspective you have used.
The fence or gate and the small part of the path(?) that can be seen in the left portion is the single culprit, I think. The colour is too close to that of the wood and I find my eye moving off to the left.
The other textures and colours in the background are sufficiently blurred and contrasted enough with your focal subject to create some nice depth. As a suggestion, as always ... I might have been tempted to crop or clone out that problematic area in my mind. And I am definitely using the word 'problematic' loosely.
I am enjoying your look behind the lens and look forward to more postings. Nice work.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust